PIP failure

My wife had a Esa assesment in late October, put in the support group for 2 years, 3 month later had a pip assesment and have not qualified for pip. Lots of inaccuracies in the report, infact I thought they had made a mistake and had got my wife mixed up with someone else. we Always record the Esa assements, but on this occasion did not record the PIP assesment. As part of the mandatory reconsideration can I submit the ESA report... as it seems the PIp assessor thinks there is nothing wrong with my wife, she suffers from depression, anxiety and agoraphobia. Shocked!

I rang up Pip help line and asked them to send us the health professionals report as we wanted a mandatory reconsideration. She said it would be sent out and that she would make a note on the system that we wanted a reconsideration. I told her that I didn't want the decision maker to look at my claim "yet" as I wanted to send in the relevant information first. The help line advisor said it wouldn't be looked at, she was just putting a note on the system to register it. Is this correct, or am I going to get a call a couple of weeks later to say that the decision still stands even though I didn't submit any info to say why I disagree. I just don't trust them I'm afraid. Plus the letter telling us that my wife had received 0 PIP was sent on the 24th and we didn't receive it until the 5th ...so less time. .I've been to a few tribunals and won them all, but I'm seriously considering is it really worth putting my wife through this again.